permaculture

["Lawrence F. London, Jr." <lfl@intrex.net>]

Elijah Smith wrote:

> He wants autonomy, and I want him 
> to have it too; I won't and can't manage him...
>
> However, I'm a little loathe to just sign his name to the land title.  I 

DO NOT.

repeat for your benefit: DO NOT add anyone to your title to your land, under 
any circumstances.

That's called: GOOD ADVICE

>  don't know him *that* well, though we seem to be on the same page so 
> far.  I can't really see wanting to kick him off the land unless 
> something really egregious occurs and I want him to feel secure there... 
> so how do we come up with a mutually agreeable arrangement?  What have 
> YOU done in this situation?  Saying "let's try a year and see how it 
> goes" won't fly, because to even move onto the land is going to require 
> a lot of investment on his part.  And long term, I intend to cultivate a 
> community on the land, perhaps even to the point of my stepping away 
> from it...

Forget it and work your land yourself. Or just sit, look and appreciate it in 
its unaltered state.

LL
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